People Are Divided on #dissent — See Why

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Uganda's new law will turn the country into a dystopian surveillance state.

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Uganda's new Protection of Sovereignty Bill is a draconian measure that threatens the very fabric of democratic society. Critics argue it will imprison those who promote 'foreign interests' for up to two decades, effectively silencing opposition and stifling free speech. The bill also imposes harsh restrictions on anyone working with or receiving funding from overseas partners. This move mirrors authoritarian tactics seen in Russia and China, aiming to crush dissent under the guise of national security. Think of it as a blueprint for turning Uganda into a surveillance state where freedom is a distant memory.

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